What are you watching tonight?

[OceanBlue]

Have done a thread search in this sub-forum and couldn't find an existing thread in UK TV Shows. A post doesn't have to be limited to one TV series only (eg: What was the last TV show you watched?) or to movie and TV series artwork, as well as thumbnail artwork. Also, a watchlist can include North American TV series for example that are shown on UK TV.

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Watching tonight: (posting later than normal)

- a new edition of documentary series Murder: Suspect No.1 (feature-length), the concluding part of a two-part edition

- a season 5 edition of documentary series Forensic Factor

- a new edition of true crime series A Secret to Die For ("Deadly Host") and The Real Manhunter

- and an edition of true crime documentary series Murder Comes to Town (the season 4 premiere "Roses Are Red, Murder is Too").

[OceanBlue]

Watching tonight: (posting a bit later than normal)

- a season 5 edition of documentary series Forensic Factor ("Smiley Face Killer")

- two new editions of true crime series Signs of a Psychopath ("I Felt a Release" and "They Named Me Stormy")

- a season 12 edition of true crime series Deadly Women ("Twisted Desires")

- a new series 10 edition of true crime series Murder by the Sea ("Hanged On Man")

- a season 1 episode of western series The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp ("The Pinkertons") and The Texan ("Blood Money")

- and a season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Comes to Town ("Coal Miner's Slaughter").

Comments: Usually an edition of Signs of a Psychopath is in a half-hour (including ads) timeslot. Occasionly, there is the odd hour-long edition (including ads).

The case in tonight's new edition of Murder by the Sea took place on the Isle of Man in the late-nineteenth century.

[OceanBlue]

Watching tonight:

- tonight's season 5 edition of Forensic Factor

- the first of a new season (the seventeenth) of true crime series Evil Lives Here ("Not My Brother's Keeper")

- a new series 5 edition of true crime series Bloodline Detectives ("Downtown After Dark")

- a season 4 edition of Richard Diamond, Private Detective ("The Image")

- last Friday night's new edition of documentary series True Crime Presents ("Connecting a Killer"), the last in the series

- two episodes (from the third and final season) of western series Wanted: Dead or Alive ("El Gato" and "Detour")

- and a season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Comes to Town ("Who's Missing Now?").

[OceanBlue]

Watching tonight:

- two late-nineties editions of music show Top of the Pops (from mid to late-May, 1997 (at No.1 on both editions were Olive with You're Not Alone)

- tonight's season 5 edition of Forensic Factor ("The Eclectic Murders")

- the first of a new season (the third) of true crime series Death by Fame ("The Young and the Jealous")

- tonight's series 1 edition of nineties documentary series Strange But True? ("Stocksbridge Bypass/Angels")

- the first part of new two-part true crime documentary The Real Unforgotten (from this past Tuesday night)

- tonight's season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Comes to Town ("Wicked Witness")

- and a season 3 episode of western series Wanted: Dead or Alive ("Monday Morning").

[OceanBlue]

Watched this past Saturday night:

- last Monday night's new episode of Unforgotten

- two random editions of Top of the Pops (from February, 1977 and February, 1982 (at No.1 respectively were Leo Sayer and The Jam)

- an edition (from the late-nineties) of arts interview series Scene by Scene (David Lynch interviewed)

- a Series 10 episode of Midsomer Murders ("Four Funerals and a Wedding")

- a surviving Series 10 episode of Z-Cars (the first part of a three-part story, "Distance")

- a new season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Under the Friday Night Lights ("Until Parents Get Involved")

- early-fifties British film thriller The Paper Gallows (a recording of a Talking Pictures screening)

- a series 10 episode of sixties-set drama series Heartbeat ("The Fool on the Hill")

- a season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Comes to Town ("Answering the Call")

- and the last three episodes of western series Wanted: Dead or Alive ("The Long Search", "Dead Reckoning" and "Barney's Bounty").

[OceanBlue]

Watched last night (Sunday):

- Saturday night's new episode of Casualty ("Public Property: Brace, Brace, Brace")

- a new edition of The Footage Detectives

- a new episode of Unforgotten

- a new edition of The Heritage Chart Show

[Show spoiler](Owen Paul was knocked off the top spot by The Vapors with Hit the Ground Running)

- early-eighties slasher horror Alone in the Dark (from Shout's Blu-ray release)

- and a season 4 edition of Murder Comes to Town ("Open Door Policy").

[cutback73]

Originally Posted by OceanBlue

Watched this past Saturday night:

- last Monday night's new episode of Unforgotten

- two random editions of Top of the Pops (from February, 1977 and February, 1982 (at No.1 respectively were Leo Sayer and The Jam)

- an edition (from the late-nineties) of arts interview series Scene by Scene (David Lynch interviewed)

- a Series 10 episode of Midsomer Murders ("Four Funerals and a Wedding")

- a surviving Series 10 episode of Z-Cars (the first part of a three-part story, "Distance")

- a new season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Under the Friday Night Lights ("Until Parents Get Involved")

- early-fifties British film thriller The Paper Gallows (a recording of a Talking Pictures screening)

- a series 10 episode of sixties-set drama series Heartbeat ("The Fool on the Hill")

- a season 4 edition of true crime series Murder Comes to Town ("Answering the Call")

- and the last three episodes of western series Wanted: Dead or Alive ("The Long Search", "Dead Reckoning" and "Barney's Bounty").

I think it'll take you forever to keep posting these?
I will abbreviate my posts to refer solely to the programme I enjoyed the most each night instead.

Saturday night I really enjoyed the Z Cars episode, Ralph Bates and (briefly) Lynda Bellingham. The plot really kept me guessing and I didn't see the twist coming at the end either.

Nothing particularly exciting on Sunday, but tonight I watched this morning's new episode of Four Star Playhouse
with Ida Lupino.
I loved the fact that it included ALL the Singer promos and Ida Lupino's outro as well. I don't think any of the other episodes I have seen have been so complete.